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The compiler defined constructor is empty and does not initialize the member variables. Then why does the compiler create one?
Also what is the difference if any between a compiler defined constructor and an user defined empty constructor?
The presence or absence of a constructor affects how users of the class can instantiate the object. If the compiler didn’t create a default constructor, then you wouldn’t be able to use a class or struct unless you created your own constructor.